St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-21
A DAY IN COURT.
Divorces Sought and Granted.
Other Matters.

Mrs. Ella II. Bosworth received di-
vorce yesterday from Charles H. Bos-
worth on the ground of habitual drunk
enneSS. Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth were
married at Haverhill, Mass, Feb. q,
1877, and lived together until Dec. l,
1886, when she was obliged to leave him
on account of his Incorporate habits.
Before leaving him she used every
means in her power to induce. him to re-
form, and even when he was in an in
ebriate asylum visited him constantly.
There is one child, Harry Harding Bos-
worth, which is now in the custody of
Mrs. Bosworth. The father may visit it
only with permission of the mother.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. BoSworth are well
connected in Boston.
The following were drawn yesterday
to appear as petit jurors in the district
ton, A. Roberts, \. NJ. Clerihew, Will
lam Hughes, Charles Newstrom, L. NJ.
Crandall, |. w. Arnold, Wilbur F.
Nichols, NJ. Mccormick, E. j. Hunts
man, William Wheeler, j. F. Appleby,
j. l.. Benjamin, Andrew Hanson, C. c.
Curtiss, Moody Cook, James ID. Ogden,
Z. p. Eustad, w. q. Kerridge, S. p.
Searles, c. j. Grindall, A. B. Casner,
Julius Held, NJ. ID. ROwley, A. F. Mel
son, Nathaniel c. Hill, J. w. Anderson,
G. l.. Holt, J. W. Tamm, Jasper Haw-
kins, ii. E. Roberts. V. II. Slough, j. A.
Winstrom. Martin Byrnes. Peter Mel
son, George Ii. Tenant, G.. III. Brace,
George Nj. McGregor, James Bulger,
w. q. Greasy. Newton r. Bolton, John
Miller, John p. Laird, F. NJ. Durgin,
Chris Goehringer, Charles E: Hamblin,
S. G. Cook, A. H. Potter, T. NJ. Slosson,
A pn1lar6 III II Elial 7 w Stona
L. Rankin, II. NJ. Tidd, j. w. Shade
valid, j. A. BiXby, w. II. McCague, M.
d. Clapp, F. K. Leturnier.
Iu the district court YESTERDAY after
noon Judge Young filed an order remov-
ing Henry w. Huntington, the assignee
of the lumber firm of Bray q Robinson,
and substituting in his place Jared
Briggs. The bond of Mr.. Briggs, in the
sum of S172,000, with Charles n. Chad
bourne and Cyrus w. Field as sureties,
was also filed. The new schedule of
asses and liabilities gives the assets at
SS5, 164.39, and the liabilities as s44,-
5S9.63. 80
Sarah Ann Micho, aged 81 years, filed
papers yesterday beginning divorce
proceedings against David Micho, aged
81, whom she married in Minneapolis
June l, 1885. In her complaint Mrs.
MichO alleges that her husband has
been criminally intimate with Mary
Johnson, Carrie Lee and Mary MichO.
She also wants permission to sell certain
real estate without her husbands sig
nature.
Foot, Schultz & Co. have begun an
action against f. w. Ostermind, Lena
OStermind and George E. Ostermind to
have deed to lot II, in Auditors sub
division, set aside as fraudulent and
void. 1t is alleged that Mr.. and Mrs,
Ostermind transferred the property to
George OStermind to escape paying a
Judgment.
Bertha Panzrum has begun an action
against William Panzrum for divorce on
the ground of desertion. Mrs. PAM
rum is 46 years of age and her husband
40. They were married in this city May
8, 1888, and lived together until. May 20,
1888, when he disappeared and has not
been seen since.
ElwOOd S. Corser has begun suits
against n. r. Holen, Manley II. Barney,
James f. Dickie and Elbridge Anderson
ct al, to set aside certain contracts, on
the ground that the defendants have
not fulfilled their parts.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Cole have
filed petition in the district court ask
IiiS W r.
Strong, an infant daughter Of Lizzie
f. Strong.
Inspector J. p. Hay has filed a petit
ton III the district court asking for the
state bounty of 5000 for capturing Mich
olas Baker, horsethief.
T. p. Rundell has secured am attach
ment against William III. and Mary E.
Batelle to recover 500 on a promis-
sorry note.